2013 Dodge Dart SXT Rallye Long-Term Road Test

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edited September 2014 in Dodge

image2013 Dodge Dart SXT Rallye Long-Term Road Test

The Dart is the longest, widest car in the economy sedan class, and it lives up to its big car proportions with its compliant highway ride.

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  • agentorangeagentorange Member Posts: 893
    It rides like a big car because it is big and heavy.
  • ericheseriches Member Posts: 80
    No question it's heavy. But that's not the only reason it rides the way it does. Instead feeling buoyant over bumps, it actually has effective damping. To me, that's important no matter how much a car weighs.
  • ericheseriches Member Posts: 80
    No question it's heavy. But that's not the only reason it rides the way it does. Instead feeling buoyant over bumps, it actually has effective damping. To me, that's important no matter how much a car weighs.
  • ericheseriches Member Posts: 80
    Edit: Instead *of* feeling buoyant...
  • motorstreetmotorstreet Member Posts: 23
    Will people ever stop comparing the Dart to the Neon and Caliber. Those cars were absolute garbage, especially the Neon. All the Dart shares with them is being a compact Dodge.
  • greenponygreenpony Member Posts: 531
    motorstreet, no. The Dart represents such a huge improvement over those turds that a comparison is the first thing that comes to mind. A 3-speed automatic? That's almost as bad as Toyota's use of a 4-speed automatic in the Corolla.
  • ericheseriches Member Posts: 80
    And actually, Toyota was still using a 3-speed auto in base versions of the Corolla (VE/CE, depending on the model year) around the time the 2nd-gen Neon came out.
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